Test post from Blogsy
Hello!
This is a test post from the Blogsy app on my iPad.
It all seems very simple. The app has a nice interface and is easy to work with. Unsurprisingly I have not read the instructions yet I’m doing this post blind.
Let’s add a picture to the post and see how that works.
Well that wasn’t too hard even without the instructions.
The app did crash the first time I tried to upload a picture so I’ll need to keep an eye on that.
So let’s publish this and see how it looks.
Hello from Grimsby
Hello from Grimsby.
We are doing some talk About Local training. In the face of adversity with net nanny.
I am going to show you my photograph…
This is the talk about local logo
this is the talk about local logo.
we have this on all our websites and social media platorms
Photo by Paul Kidd
You might want to go to flickr to see this photo of a funny dog
This is an aside
This post is using the aside format.
Got something to say on your blog, but don’t think it is enough to be worth a full post?
Why not use the Aside format for your post? If you are using a theme that supports them, Asides, are an ideal way to add a short post to your site almost like a status update on Facebook.
What is an aside? Well when you have something to say to someone that is not part of the main conversation you may lean in towards them and make your comment, Asides on WordPress are the equivalent of this, they are a post, just like any other but they are designed to be short. For example, say that the day your bins gets collected has changed, you have written about this before and all the residents know, but you just feel you need to remind them? Well as you have written about this already you dan’t need to write a lot maybe just a few words like
Don’t forget bin collections have changed this week and it’s bin day tomorrow..
If you did this as a post it would look a bit sad, people would click on it expecting more. If you were to do this using the Aside format for your post, it would publish to the front page just the same as any other post but crucially without a title, so there is nothing for your readers to click to ‘see more’
How to use Asides.
Well it really couldn’t be simpler. Go to the post page, and create your Aside, remember don’t make it too long, no more than a couple of lines, if you have your front page set to summary rather than full posts, then it needs to be less than 55 words otherwise the ‘read more’ link will appear
This is George’s first post
Hello this is my first post
A test post
Hello this is a test post to see how the feeds pull in on our new top sekret thingy ma bob 
How to create a simple Google Docs Form
Sign in to your Google account and click on Documents, select new and then spreadsheet.
Click on Form on the tool bar.
Simply start at the top and fill in the fields. Title, Description then your first question.
To edit a question use the edit button
You can use the duplicate button to duplicate the question down and then just edit it.
You can change the size of the response box by changing the question type in the drop down.
Click on more actions and select edit response
This is what people will see once they have completed the form. Edit it to say something appropriate.
as people fill the form in it populates the spreadsheet in your google docs. Go look!
How easy was that?
You can play with the test form here
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Work slim down and stop whinging
Tory Councillor tells calls Stoke on Trent people underclass and to Work, Slim Down, Stop Whining
Councillor Ashley Howells from NuL give the ‘Stoke underclass’ some advice via his twitter account.
